The study by RBC Capital Markets suggests that mobile searches represent 8% to 10% of overall search queries in 2010 but less than 2% of paid search spend. RBC, however, expects that gap to close in the next few years as the proportion of sponsored listings in mobile search increases, keyword pricing rises, and Web-friendly smartphones proliferate.
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“Companies like Foursquare, Gowalla and others steer toward attracting the smartphone users,” Brisson says. “But an astounding 68 percent of mobile subscribers never visit the internet on their mobile devices. SMS text messaging is on virtually every phone in the world and does not require internet access.”
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